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You refuse to believe that you ever liked pink Dena Elisabeth Eber.

Fine Arts Library TR655 .E24 2023
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Eber, Dena Elisabeth
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Eber, Dena Elisabeth.
Mother and child.
Mothers of autistic children.
Asexual people.
Physical Description:
128 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Amsterdam Schilt Publishing [2023]
Summary:
Dena?s daughter Margaret recently announced the new name and non-binary identity as Alex, and while she fully supports this, she?s learning who the new person is, learning to love who Alex is becoming, and considering her own evolution as a mother. The project 'You Refuse to Believe that You Ever Liked Pink' unfolded over a year during which Alex and Dena came to understand what their transitions looked like and meant.00As a young adult with autism spectrum disorder and countless physical ailments, Alex struggles to exist in a world that seems to run counter to how Dena?s child understands it. Along with the gender transition, Alex came into an awareness as an asexual (ace) adult, and this book reflects the search for all these identities. Even after a year of growth, Alex and Dena are still learning to navigate their relationship, define their roles, and how to claim their place in contemporary society.00Unlike other work about this subject, this book not only investigates Alex?s identity, but also how a mother transitions with her transgender child. Dena Elisabeth Eber mentored and supported similar young adults, but this time, she?s the mother. This work is her experience, and at the request of Alex, it reveals her child?s experience as well. Dena created this book for herself, for Alex, and for all those who love and care about someone who is transforming away from their birth gender.
ISBN:
9053309586
9789053309582
OCLC:
1370126128

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